Launch of "They Spoke Differently" TV Series

The Igman Initaitive, the Centre for Peace, Non-Violence and Human Rights, and Res Publica production company will officially promote the "The Spoke Differently" TV series in Osijek, Wednesday, May 31, at 18:00 hours. The promotion will be held at the Javor Hall of Hotel "Osijek".

The series, i.e. a for TV film in four episodes, presents the stories of the people that opposed war and violence of nationalist politics in all the countries of the Dayton Triangle, and who still fight for renewed understanding and trust in the countries of former Yugoslavia. Zarko Puhovski, Nebojsa Popov, Zdravko Grebo, Mirjana Galo, Zivorad Kovacevic, Zoran Pusic, Sejfuding Tokic, Mladen Pandurevec, and many others talked for the film.

Aleksandar Popov, Co-President of the Igman Initaitive for SCG; Milan Ivanovic from the Centre for Peace; and Dragan Miskovic the author of the film are expected to speak at the promotion.

The Igman Initiative includes over 140 NGOs from Serbia and Montenegro, B&H and Croatia, acts to renew cooperation and normalization of relations between countries signatories to the Dayton Agreement. It was established by the Centre for Regionalism from Novi Sad, the Democratic Alternative Forum from Sarajevo, and the Civic Committee for Human Rights from Zagreb.